As a grown adult David Lewis thought he had left his Scouting days far behind him. But a camping trip to Ontario's Algonquin Park soon had him roasting Marshmallows on an open fire and howling with the wolves as he discovered Canada's great outdoors. ...read
Switzerland's clean, green capital has won over visitors ranging from Mandela and Churchill to Le Carré and Goethe. It doesn't take long for Richard Waters to fall in love either.
The big moment has arrived for Will Greenwood. His first black run on his beginner ski week. All he needs to do is conquer his fear, avoid patches of ice and keep his ankles bent...
Ben Fogle's travels have taken him to most corners of the world. But, incredibly, he had never been to Italy. That was until his wife whisked him away to the Amalfi Coast...
Turkey's Turquoise Coast is renowned for pretty beach resorts like Olu Deniz, but it is also an area of considerable history says Henry Jones.
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It is a delicate balancing act at the best of times - finding a holiday destination that suits the needs both of parents who want to relax and small children who want to, well, do what small children do. But after years of frustration, Phil Spencer finds the solution in the Algarve. ...read
Seeking a holiday that wouldn't break the bank, Sarah Chalmers packed her brood off to Charente Maritime on France's Atlantic Coast. And that was where she met the blue-eyed lemur...
Despite a few captain changes, excitement about the World Cup is building fast. But you need to plan now if you want to see the action in South Africa.
This beautiful, tucked-away corner of Dorset boasts nature reserves and stunning views galore. Gareth Huw Davies visits tea rooms, eccentric pubs, a restored steam railway and a splendid castle - and finds little has changed since Enid Blyton set her Famous Five stories here.
Five-star restaurants and children do not often mix, as James Taylor discovers after a chocolate ice cream incident. But children are welcomed and nothing's a problem in Sir Rocco Forte's new Italian retreat.
A visit to his father's grave inspired Ray Connolly to explore part of the stunning Cotes d'Armor in Brittany from the deserted beaches to historic towns. On an emotional journey, Ray is reminded that his father, who was only 33 when his ship sank, never knew what it was to take his children on holiday. Nor that such a lovely, peaceful place existed. ...read
As a young family Jenny Cowley and her boys found enjoyment at Mark Warner resorts, now with two lazy teenagers on her hands, will the holiday still suit them all...?
Aruba has long been a favourite holiday destination for Americans, but with direct flights starting from the UK, it's time for Britons to discover the ultra-friendly Dutch Antilles.
Whether it is discovering the home of port in Portugal, or heading north to Scandinavia for clean living and secluded hideaways, Europe boasts some great getaways.
After the wash-out and financial worry that was 2009, nothing will keep the British from foreign shores in 2010, says Frank Barrett. Not even England and the World Cup.
Dubai occupies a very special place in Nell McAndrew's heart as that is where she married husband David. With son Devon in tow, she reveals exactly why.
Philip Norman finds romance, five-star glitz and mischief galore in Antigua as he goes from uptight to chilled-out within seconds of stepping off the plane.
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Lisa Thompson's late husband Harry wrote a bestseller about the antics of the Captain Scott cricket team on tour. Here, she joins the Scotties as they take on Tobago's cricketing - and drinking - elite.
February 16th isn't just about flipping pancakes...some of the world's hottest destinations will host their biggest parties this week. With the NFL trophy now in New Orleans care, the Big Easy is likely to have a storming time on Bourbon street this year. Meanwhile in Rio, controversy surrounds the appointment of a 7-year-old carnival queen.
With modern hotels offering in-room Playstations and giant televisions, it can be hard to encourage your brood to explore the great outdoors. Emma Mahony finds a serene hideaway.
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